Pulp Theory
Odell Brewing Company

RB transfer

Pours a hazy, orange with a thin, bubbly head. Aroma is pineapples, vanilla, and oranges. Taste is moderate in body, initially presents a nice hop kick, but settles into orange and some faint pineapple. ABV is well controlled. There's a nice fruity sweetness present.

 

 

12oz can bought at the brewery. 7.5% ABV, 45 IBU. No ingredients per the can or website. I tried many IPA's when I was at the brewery and this was my favorite. Pours out to a hazy, not murky, pale golden, forming a white head with very good retention and solid sheets of lace. Carbonation is moderate, ~2.5 carbs or so. Nose of ripe peaches, mango, guava and pineapple. Mouthfeel is smooth with a medium body, creamy finish. Taste of peaches, mango, guava, pineapple, some pine and grapefruit towards the finish. Mild well-balanced bitterness sit well with the malts. No off flavors or aromas. The alcohol is well hidden and this is relatively easy to drink.

A really nice NEIPA. I would recommend this and would definitely buy it again.

 

 

 

Poured into a Shaker pint.

A: Hazy golden with 1-2 finger frothy off-white head with good retention and several stacked rings of lacing.

S: Mostly floral and candied fruit like peach rings and mild orange-lemon and guava. Esters are medium.

T: Flavor is fruity with guava, peach, lemon-lime, and orange with floral in the finish. Esters are floral > fruity. Alcohol is well-hidden. Bitterness is low.

M: Soft medium body with low carbonation and soft finish.

O: A serviceable hazy from their recent hoppy variety pack.

 

12oz can EB 12/21/22 into a Spiegelau IPA glass.
L: Pours light straw hazed yellow gold w a 1" white semi-thick 'n crusty head w excellent retention, well carbonated, sticky banding & lacing.
S: Pineapple, mango, citrus, caramelized malts, light bread nuance, light yeast, citrus pith.
T: Citrus, clean tropical fruits, papaya, a hint of white grape, no citrus zest, just juice & pulp (not chunks). It is subtly & kindly sweet.
F: Lightly juicy, clean med-bodied w a fast, clean lightly drying finish and very little aftertaste.
O: Clean citrus is the name of the game with this beautifully simple American Hazy IPA. Extremely well hidden ABV comes with easy & smooth rhythmic drinking. It is outstanding in its style.

Hazy amber color, with a small to non-existent head. Moderately fruity aroma, but not really exceptional. Flavor, on the other hand, is spot on, with a lot of tropical, juicy hops. This is a pretty strong beer, and there's a hint of hot alcohol. Malt is very sweet as well. Body is a bit thin, though, and watery.

12oz can, dated on the rim

Hazy, no chunks. I ain't see no pulp. Smells very grassy, herbal, with lemon zest and dank cutting though at the end. The feel is a little slick, but this is a tasty one, following the nose but with a honey sweetness to compliment the bitter and honestly great hop profile. Pronounced alcohol flavor/presence

Odelly in my belly

12oz can
date stamp seems to read 11/30/21
thanks to Ken for giving me a can to try - I thought I had this before, but apparently not
L: hazy yellowed ale; foamy white head
S: juicy, tropical fruit, citrus, pineapple
T: pineapple, fruit punch, grapefruit, lemon, passion fruit, wheat & maybe some oats too
F: medium body, moderate carbonation, tart but not overly bitter finish
O: everything Odell is good

 

I got a can of this beer off the single shelf from a beer store in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. It poured a hazy yellow with very thin white ring head that is not leaving much lace. The scent had dank apricot and subtle strawberry citrus notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with bright citrus presence . The mouthfeel was lighter in body with good carbonation. Overall it is a good beer.

Doesn't seem retired. Pours a hazed gold with 3 fingers of eggshell colored head. Average head retention & lacing

S: Tropical fruits & oranges

T: Sweet oranges, green melons, papaya & a little dryness up front. Pomello & pineapple as this warms, plus a little green melon. Finishes with sweet orange & pineapple. passion fruit & a little dryness

MF: Medium body, slight carbonation, good balance

Very drinkable, one I would buy again

Can pour- opaque medium gold/blond with foamy white head leaving frosty lacing. Nose is bright and sweet with citrus and tropical fruit. Taste tones it down a bit and finish is thinner than expected. Middle of the pack hazy.

12 oz can, dated 11/5/21. Pours hazy orange gold with a big frothy white head that retains well and leaves some lacing.

The aroma is sweet wheat malt and fruit with some resiny hops.

The flavor is sweet wheat malts with some fruit and resiny hops. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with smooth carbonation.

Overall, I liked this better on tap, but still a decent NE IPA.